Rummy Patti (Rami) is a card game.

First, the basic way to play the game

1 、Card group composition

-the standard 52 playing cards are usually used (big and small kings may be added in some variants).

2 、target

-the player's goal is to form an effective combination of the cards in his hand, including:

Shunzi (Sequence)Continuous cards of the same color, in spades, A-2-3 or 10-J-Q-K is Junzi.

Group (Set)Three or four cards with the same points, such as three 7s (which can be of different colors) or four Qs.

3 、Game flow

LicensingAt the beginning of the game, a certain number of cards are issued to each player, and the number of cards may vary depending on the variety of the game and the number of players. For example, in a common three-player game, each player may be dealt seven cards.

Round:

-the player takes turns, and in his own turn, the player can draw a card from the stack (either the card at the top of the stack or the card at the top of the stack).

-players can choose to show the combination of cards in their hands that conform to the rules (declare that they have formed a valid shun son or group).

-players can also choose to discard a card to the discard stack.

Winning conditionWhen a player successfully combines all the cards in his hand into a valid combination, the player wins.

Second, the popular area and cultural significance of the game

1 、Epidemic area

It is very popular in South Asian countries such as India, and it is widely played in family gatherings, social occasions and in a small circle of card game enthusiasts.

2 、Cultural significance

In Indian culture, "Rummy Patti" is not only a form of entertainment, but also a time-killing activity between family members and friends. It also reflects the local love of strategic card games, and with the development of modern technology, there are many online versions, further expanding its audience.

Rummy Patti is a popular Indian card game that is played with two decks of cards. The objective of the game is to form melds and sequences of cards, which are then matched in sets or runs to win points.

The game is played with four players, each of whom receives 13 cards from a shuffled deck. The remaining cards are placed face down as the discard pile. The top card of the discard pile is turned over and revealed first by the dealer.

Players can use any combination of their own cards to form melds, which are sets or runs of three or more cards of the same suit. For example, a player could have a sequence of three hearts, followed by another sequence of three hearts, followed by another sequence of three hearts, all in the same suit. This would be a set of three hearts.

Once a player has formed a meld, they must discard one card from their hand to the discard pile. The next player in turn can either draw a new card from the discard pile or play a card from their hand. If a player plays a card that matches one of the other players' melds, they can & quot;knock" it off and take its value from the other player's score.

The game ends when all players have exhausted their hands or when the discard pile runs out of cards. The player with the highest total score at the end of the game wins.